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The well-known character from creator Charles M. Schulz's comic strip Peanuts, Snoopy will be flying aboard US space agency NASA's Artemis mission in early 2022.
"NASA has shared an association with Charles M. Schulz and Snoopy since Apollo missions and continues under Artemis with new educational activities. Up next -- Snoopy will ride along as the zero-gravity indicator on Artemis I," NASA said in a readout.
Artemis I is an uncrewed flight test of the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft around the Moon launching in early 2022 before missions with astronauts. "Zero gravity indicators are small items carried aboard spacecraft that provide a visual indicator when a spacecraft has reached the weightlessness of microgravity. "
Without astronauts aboard Orion, Snoopy will help share the journey with the world as he rides along in the cabin with a manikin and two other passengers, NASA readout said.
Already a well-known household character, Snoopy was used to encourage NASA's spaceflight safety initiative during the time of Apollo. Schulz created comic strips of Snoopy on the Moon, capturing public excitement about America's achievements in space.
"For Snoopy's flight on the Artemis I mission, he will be outfitted in a custom orange flight suit complete with gloves, boots, and a NASA patch. Peanuts is releasing a new suite of curriculum and short videos with its partner, GoNoodle, to encourage kids to learn about gravity, teamwork, and space exploration while they follow Snoopy along on his Artemis I journey," NASA said.
In addition to the doll and Sliver Snoopy pins, a pen nib from Charles M. Schulz's Peanuts studio will make the trek on Artemis I wrapped in a space-themed comic strip as part of a collection of mementos selected by NASA to fly aboard the Orion spacecraft.
A new season of "Snoopy in Space" will also be released on Apple TV+ that explores the planets and what conditions are necessary to find life in the universe. ANI
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Its time for 'Astronaut' Snoopy to fly to the space for Nasa's Moon mission in 2022

'Astronaut' Snoopy will be flying aboard US space agency NASA's Artemis mission in early 2022

The well-known character from creator Charles M. Schulz's comic strip Peanuts, Snoopy will be flying aboard US space agency NASA's Artemis mission in early 2022.
NASA has shared an association with Charles M. Schulz and Snoopy since Apollo missions and continues under Artemis with new educational activities. Up next -- Snoopy will ride along as the zero-gravity indicator on Artemis I.
Artemis I is an uncrewed flight test of the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft around the Moon launching in early 2022 before missions with astronauts.&nbsp;
NASA said, Without astronauts aboard Orion, Snoopy will help share the journey with the world as he rides along in the cabin with a manikin and two other passengers.
In addition to the doll and Sliver Snoopy pins, a pen nib from Charles M. Schulz's Peanuts studio will make the trek on Artemis I wrapped in a space-themed comic strip as part of a collection of mementos selected by NASA to fly aboard the Orion spacecraft.
A new season of "Snoopy in Space" will also be released on Apple TV+ that explores the planets and what conditions are necessary to find life in the universe.

Artemis I is an uncrewed flight test of the Space Launch System rocket and Orion spacecraft around the Moon launching in early 2022 before missions with astronauts.

The well-known character from creator Charles M. Schulz's comic strip Peanuts, Snoopy, will be flying aboard US space agency NASA's Artemis mission in early 2022.
"NASA has shared an association with Charles M. Schulz and Snoopy since Apollo missions and continues under Artemis with new educational activities. Up next -- Snoopy will ride along as the zero-gravity indicator on Artemis I," NASA said in a statement.
Artemis I is an uncrewed flight test of the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket and Orion spacecraft around the Moon launching in early 2022 before missions with astronauts. "Zero gravity indicators are small items carried aboard spacecraft that provide a visual indicator when a spacecraft has reached the weightlessness of microgravity. "
Without astronauts aboard Orion, Snoopy will help share the journey with the world as he rides along in the cabin with a manikin and two other passengers, NASA readout said.
Already a well-known household character, Snoopy was used to encourage NASA's spaceflight safety initiative during the time of Apollo. Schulz created comic strips of Snoopy on the Moon, capturing public excitement about America's achievements in space.
"For Snoopy's flight on the Artemis I mission, he will be outfitted in a custom orange flight suit complete with gloves, boots, and a NASA patch. Peanuts is releasing a new suite of curriculum and short videos with its partner, GoNoodle, to encourage kids to learn about gravity, teamwork, and space exploration while they follow Snoopy along on his Artemis I journey," NASA said.
In addition to the doll and Sliver Snoopy pins, a pen nib from Charles M. Schulz's Peanuts studio will make the trek on Artemis I wrapped in a space-themed comic strip as part of a collection of mementos selected by NASA to fly aboard the Orion spacecraft.
A new season of "Snoopy in Space" will also be released on Apple TV+ that explores the planets and what conditions are necessary to find life in the universe.
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After a Supermoon, Bloodmoon and Total Lunar Eclipse followed by the Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse last month, the Strawberry moon will grace the sky tonight.
The Strawberry Moon, which will appear on Thursday, is the first full moon after the Summer solstice when it reaches its full phase.
Strawberry Moon marks the last full moon of the spring season and the first of the summer season. While the Moon is bigger than its normal size due to proximity to Earth in its orbit, the June full moon is not considered a supermoon, like the one observed in May.
The celestial phenomenon is known by different names like Rose Moon in Europe and Hot Moon in the northern hemisphere.
Normally, there are three full moons between the Summer Solstice and Equinox. However, in 2021 there are four such phases.

Season's first full moon, Strawberry Moon to light up the sky tonight

Strawberry Moon: Watch out for Spring's last full moon tonight

<ul>
<li>Strawberry moon will grace the sky tonight after summer solstice</li>
<li>Strawberry moon: first full moon after Summer solstice reaches full phase</li>
<li>The June full moon is not considered a supermoon</li>
<li>NASA: full Moon will appear for about three days around this time</li>
<li>Also known as Rose Moon in Europe, Hot Moon in northern hemisphere</li>
<li>In 2021 there were 4 full moons between Summer Solstice &amp; Equinox</li>
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After a Supermoon, Bloodmoon and Total Lunar Eclipse followed by the Ring of Fire Solar Eclipse last month, the Strawberry moon will grace the sky tonight.
Strawberry Moon, which will appear on Thursday, is the first full moon after the Summer solstice when it reaches its full phase.
&nbsp;While the Moon is bigger than its normal size due to its proximity to Earth in its orbit, the June full moon is not considered a supermoon, like the one observed in May.
The celestial phenomenon is known by different names like Rose Moon in Europe and Hot Moon in the northern hemisphere.
Normally, there are three full moons between the Summer Solstice and Equinox. However, in 2021 there are four such phases.
NASA says the full Moon will appear for about three days around this time. From India Standard Time eastward to Line Islands Time, and the International Dateline, the moon will appear on Friday morning.

Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins, who piloted the ship from which Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin left to make their historic first steps on the moon in 1969, died Wednesday of cancer, his family said. He was 90.
Collins was part of the three-man Apollo 11 crew that effectively ended the space race between the United States and Russia and fulfilled President John F Kennedy's challenge to reach the moon by the end of the 1960s.
Though he travelled over 2 lakh miles to the moon and came within 69 miles, Collins never set foot on the lunar surface like his crewmates Aldrin and Armstrong.
Collins was alone for nearly 28 hours before Armstrong and Aldrin finished their tasks on the moon's surface and lifted off in the lunar lander.
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Michael Collins, the forgotten Apollo 11 astronaut. dies at 90

Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins, who piloted the ship from which Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin left to make their historic first steps on the moon in 1969, dies at 90

Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins, who piloted the ship from which Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin left to make their historic first steps on the moon in 1969, died Wednesday of cancer, his family said. He was 90.
Collins was part of the three-man Apollo 11 crew that effectively ended the space race between the United States and Russia and fulfilled President John F Kennedy's challenge to reach the moon by the end of the 1960s.
Though he travelled over 2 lakh miles to the moon and came within 69 miles, Collins never set foot on the lunar surface like his crewmates Aldrin and Armstrong.
Collins was alone for nearly 28 hours before Armstrong and Aldrin finished their tasks on the moon's surface and lifted off in the lunar lander.
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The third full moon of the year, also being called the 'Super Worm Moon', is here and here's how you can see it!
In India, you can catch the super moon, which is expected to rise at&nbsp; 6:36 PM on Sunday IST,&nbsp;March 28 and it&rsquo;s expected to set at 7:02 AM in the morning on Monday IST,&nbsp;March 29.
The moon this weekend will be in its largest and brightest avatars, which is why you do not want to miss this stunning site.
In April, you get to witness another super moon known as the&nbsp;Super Pink Moon.&nbsp;
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Here's how you can catch the third full moon of the year, this weekend

The third full moon of the year, also being called the 'Super Worm Moon', is here and you can witness it at 6:36 PM IST on Sunday, March 28.&nbsp;

Here's how you can catch the Super Worm Moon this weekend

The third full moon of the year, also being called the 'Super Worm Moon', is here and here's how you can see it!
In India, you can catch the super moon, which is expected to rise at&nbsp; 6:36 PM on Sunday,&nbsp;March 28 and it&rsquo;s expected to set at 7:02 AM in the morning on Monday IST,&nbsp;March 29.
The moon this weekend will be in its largest and brightest avatars, which is why you do not want to miss this stunning site.
In April, you get to witness another super moon known as the&nbsp;Super Pink Moon.&nbsp;
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Earlier this week, Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa had announced that he would take 8 crew members along with him on a voyage to the moon on SpaceX's Starship.
In three days, Maezawa's dearMoon project has received over 3,00,000 applications from all across the world and the highest number are from India.
This was followed by US, Japan, France and the United Kingdom. The moon mission is slated to be held in 2023 and registrations for the contest are open until the 14th of March.
The week-long, first civilian lunar mission, which will be completely paid for by Maezawa, will have 10-12 people on board.

Japanese billionaire gets over 3 lakh applicants for moon voyage, most from India

After Japanese billionaire&nbsp;Yusaku Maezawa announced that he was looking for 8 crew members to join him for a moon mission, he has received over 3 lakh applicants and most of them are from India

Earlier this week, Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa had announced that he would take 8 crew members along with him on a voyage to the moon on SpaceX's Starship.
In three days, Maezawa's dearMoon project has received over 3,00,000 applications from all across the world and the highest number are from India.
This was followed by US, Japan, France and the United Kingdom. The moon mission is slated to be held in 2023 and registrations for the contest are open until the 14th of March.
The week-long, first civilian lunar mission, which will be completely paid for by Maezawa, will have 10-12 people on board.

Yusaku Maezawa, a Japanese billionaire is looking for 8 crew members to join him for a voyage to the moon on SpaceX's Starship.
On Tuesday, Maezawa announced that his dearMoon project hopes to give people from around the world a chance to join the moon mission slated to be held in 2023 and called for applicants for the week-long trip. It will have 10-12 people in all, but he opened the mission to 8 others.
Those interested for the first civilian lunar mission, which will be completely paid for, can pre-register for the contest until the 14th of March after which a selection process email will be sent to the applicants.

You could be the one: Japanese billionaire is looking for 8 people to join him for a moon mission

You could be the lucky one! Japanese entrepreneur&nbsp;Yusaku Maezawa&nbsp;is looking for 8 crew members to join him for a voyage to the moon in 2023

Yusaku Maezawa, a Japanese billionaire, is looking for 8 crew members to join him for a voyage to the moon on SpaceX's Starship.
On Tuesday, Maezawa announced that his dearMoon project hopes to give people from around the world a chance to join the moon mission slated for 2023 and called for applicants for the week-long trip. It will have 10-12 people in all, but he opened the mission to 8 others.
Those interested for the first civilian lunar mission, which will be completely paid for, can pre-register for the contest until the 14th of March after which a selection process email will be sent to the applicants.

He promised her moon and literally delivered a piece of it. A man from Ajmer gifted his wife a plot of land on moon on their wedding anniversary. Dharmendra Anija has bought 3 acres of land on the celestial body for her wife Sapna. According to the news agency ANI, Dharmendra bought the land through&nbsp;a New York based firm Luna Society International and the whole process took about a year. Of course, his wife was elated and felt literally on the moon. A few months back, a Bodh Gaya resident also bought land on the moon on his birthday ater getting inspired by actor Shah Rukh Khan and late Sushant Singh Rajput.

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Out of the world: A man from Ajmer gifted his wife a plot of land on the moon on their wedding anniversary

Out of the world: Ajmer man gifts wife land on moon

He promised her moon and literally delivered a piece of it. A man from Ajmer gifted his wife a plot of land on moon on their wedding anniversary. Dharmendra Anija has bought 3 acres of land on the celestial body for her wife Sapna. According to the news agency ANI, Dharmendra bought the land through&nbsp;a New York based firm Luna Society International and the whole process took about a year. Of course, his wife was elated and felt literally on the moon.

He promised her moon and literally delivered a piece of it. A man from Ajmer gifted his wife a plot of land on moon on their wedding anniversary. Dharmendra Anija has bought 3 acres of land on the celestial body for his wife Sapna. According to the news agency ANI, Dharmendra bought the land through&nbsp;a New York based firm Luna Society International and the whole process took about a year. Of course, his wife was elated and felt literally on the moon. A few months back, a Bodh Gaya resident also bought land on the moon on his birthday ater getting inspired by actor Shah Rukh Khan and late Sushant Singh Rajput.

The Indian Space Research Organisation has released the first set of data from the eight instruments aboard India&rsquo;s second lunar mission Chandrayaan-2. The orbiter, which has completed sixteen months around the moon in lunar orbit, was launched on July 22, 2019 and inserted into the lunar orbit on August 20. On completion of one year of the orbiter being in space, Isro had said that the spacecraft was &lsquo;healthy&rsquo; and there was adequate onboard fuel to remain operational for about seven years. Chandrayaan-2, described as the most complex mission ever undertaken by Isro, cost less than half the budget of Hollywood blockbuster &lsquo;Avengers Endgame&rsquo;. The mission made India the fourth nation after the United States, Russia and China to land a spacecraft on the Moon.

ISRO releases first set of Chandrayaan-2 orbiter data

The Indian Space Research Organisation has released the first set of data from the eight instruments aboard India&rsquo;s second lunar mission Chandrayaan-2

The Indian Space Research Organisation has released the first set of data from the eight instruments aboard India&rsquo;s second lunar mission Chandrayaan-2. The orbiter, which has completed sixteen months around the moon in lunar orbit, was launched on July 22, 2019 and inserted into the lunar orbit on August 20.&nbsp;Chandrayaan-2, described as the most complex mission ever undertaken by Isro, cost less than half the budget of Hollywood blockbuster &lsquo;Avengers Endgame&rsquo;. The mission made India the fourth nation after the United States, Russia and China to land a spacecraft on the Moon.

The Indian Space Research Organisation has released the first set of data from the eight instruments aboard India&rsquo;s second lunar mission Chandrayaan-2. The orbiter, which has completed sixteen months around the moon in lunar orbit, was launched on July 22, 2019 and inserted into the lunar orbit on August 20. On completion of one year of the orbiter being in space, Isro had said that the spacecraft was &lsquo;healthy&rsquo; and there was adequate onboard fuel to remain operational for about seven years. Chandrayaan-2, described as the most complex mission ever undertaken by Isro, cost less than half the budget of Hollywood blockbuster &lsquo;Avengers Endgame&rsquo;. The mission made India the fourth nation after the United States, Russia and China to land a spacecraft on the Moon.

China's Chang'e-5 mission has returned to Earth with a bunch of rocks and "soil" it picked up off the Moon. A capsule carrying the materials landed in Inner Mongolia on Thursday. The mission spent only two days on the Moon's surface gathering samples. It's more than 40 years since the American Apollo and Soviet Luna missions brought samples from moon. The new specimens would provide fresh insight on the geology and early history of Earth's satellite.

China's mission returns with a piece of Moon

China's Chang'e-5 mission has returned to Earth with a bunch of rocks and "soil" it picked up off the Moon

China's Chang'e-5 mission has returned to Earth with a bunch of rocks and "soil" it picked up off the Moon. A capsule carrying the materials landed in Inner Mongolia on Thursday. The mission spent only two days on the Moon's surface gathering samples. It's more than 40 years since the American Apollo and Soviet Luna missions brought samples from moon. The new specimens would provide fresh insight on the geology and early history of Earth's satellite.

Breakthrough: NASA confirms presence of water on the Moon

Revealing its much-anticipated news, NASA&nbsp;researchers say they can&nbsp;confirm the presence of water on the sunlit surface of the Moon for the first time!

NASA&nbsp;scientists confirm the presence of water on the Moon
Findings published in 2 papers in the journal Nature Astronomy
'Probably tens of billions of micro cold traps on the Moon'
Water essential resource for setting up a permanent base on the body&nbsp;
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In a breakthrough for space research and travel, NASA&nbsp;scientists have confirmed the presence of water on the sunlit surface of the Moon for the first time via its Sofia Telescope.
Noting the findings in two papers published in the journal Nature Astronomy, the agency discovered that there are probably tens of billions of &ldquo;micro cold traps&rdquo; on the moon, which could be great news for the future of lunar ice.&nbsp;
Water is a crucial resource for not just continuing research on the Moon but also for building a permanent base on the celestial body, which could later serve as a stop-over on the journey to Mars.&nbsp;

Gear up for 'Observe the Moon Night' this weekend

NASA is organising a 6-hour-event to mark 'International Observe the Moon Night' on the 26th of September. You will be able to take part in a series of events and view the lunar landscape!
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As a part of a global celebration of lunar science, space agency NASA is organising a 6-hour-event on on Saturday to mark 'International Observe the Moon Night'.
The event takes place annually when the Moon is half illuminated in its first quarter phase. People across the world will get to take part in celestial observations and celebrate past, present and future lunar explorations. There's also a special treat this weekend- where you will get to see what's hidden on the far side of the Moon because of the wobble in its orbit around the Earth.
You can take part in the event from anywhere, by visiting the International Observe the Moon Night website: moon.nasa.gov/observe.

As a part of a global celebration of lunar science, space agency NASA is organising a 6-hour-event on on Saturday to mark 'International Observe the Moon Night'.
The event takes place annually when the Moon is half illuminated in its first quarter phase. People across the world will get to take part in celestial observations and celebrate past, present and future lunar explorations. There's also a special treat this weekend- where you will get to see what's hidden on the far side of the Moon because of the wobble in its orbit around the Earth.
You can take part in the event from anywhere, by visiting the International Observe the Moon Night website: moon.nasa.gov/observe. The event is scheduled to take place between&nbsp;5:30 PM EDT - 11:30 PM EDT, which is from 3:00 am onwards for India on Sunday.

NASA to send 1st woman astronaut to Moon in 2024

NASA's&nbsp;2024 mission to the Moon, which intends to take the first woman and the next man to the Moon, could cost $28 billion.

NASA's 2024 mission the Moon could cost $28 billion

US Space Agency NASA&nbsp;has revealed its latest plan to return astronauts to the Moon by 2024, which would take the first woman and the next man to the Moon under the Artemis programme.&nbsp;The mission, which intends to land astronauts to the Southern Pole, could cost $28 billion.&nbsp;Three projects are in the pipeline to build the lunar lander that will carry the two astronauts to the Moon. While Artemis I, an unmanned flight is scheduled for 2021 November, Artemis II will take astronauts around the moon without landing, in 2023. The stay on the Moon will last longer under the final one, called Artemis III and will include extravehicular activities.

US Space Agency NASA&nbsp;has revealed its latest plan to return astronauts to the Moon by 2024, which would take the first woman and the next man to the Moon under the Artemis programme.
The mission, which intends to land astronauts to the Southern Pole, could cost $28 billion. In a briefing, NASA administrator Jim Bridenstine spoke of the political risks that were the biggest obstacles to NASA's work, specially before an election.
Three projects are in the pipeline to build the lunar lander that will carry the two astronauts to the Moon. While Artemis I, an unmanned flight is scheduled for 2021 November, Artemis II will take astronauts around the moon without landing, in 2023. The stay on the Moon will last longer under the final one, called Artemis III and will include extravehicular activities.

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